Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-12-24
'sFeed well the hungry, clotte the poor
And such as stand in need:
This is the way TO celebrate
A Christmas true indeed.n

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This is the way to celebrate IN
Christmas true indeed"
| We hear there is to be ball in OPP
era Hall Monday night.
j. B. Hogan has bought the s. b.
Kelley residence. It is neat place.
Hiram Hudson now delivers tele- oH
graphic messages from the railway depo. -
Lee Monroe and A. 81. Blair came in raj
from the west on yesterday mornings an,
train. 10.
Rev. Mr.. Walker will preach at Down q .
or this Saturday evening and tomorrow ]
lereloon' da!
Rev. Mr.. Mahafie's sermon on Sun too
day morning will be devoted to a talk on oui
Christmas ass
Next Monday afternoon the Wa-Kee- u !.
ney Gun Club will have shooting match,
with live birds as targets nea
Review of the Sunday school lesson, WIZ
at the Presbyterian church, will consti- dug
tute the Christmas services by the Bap- the
fist denomination. and
s. N. Wolf is agent for soap whose ran
name we cannot recall; but it takes off the
dirt with neatness and dispatch, and does his
not injure the skin. So1
Sheriff Baker was up at Winona on tio1
Wednesday, serving notices on purchasers rea
of school lands, who had been letting lag s+;o
'''O-- -o-- dug
The intended Christmas eve supper fan
at the Baptist church will not materialize, go
owing to the bad weather not permitting oa'
the completion of the building.
Eli Perkins will lecture at Wa-Kee- ,,HS
ney in the evening of January 81. His 10Y
agent changed the time once from that v:
date until the g. Now he has changed fort
it back. Tw
In the case of the Eklund property, sec1
which was attached by DR.. Jones and @. had
A. Hoar, Justice Hutzel has issued an tbe
order of sale, to be executed on the % 49,.
inst. VIC
" hol,
The Eklund cattle which were sold afte
lost week on chattel mortgage to satisfy nr;e
the First National Bank went at low p ~ !,
prices. The bank came out safe, we un- Col
derstand. jail.
Sam. Fl. Kelley, Esq, of Scott City, -oo'
went to Abilene yesterday to meet his aoo
mother, who was on the way to Wa-Kee- ert
ney to visit relatives. They sarrived in T
town last evening. h
s. M. Hutzel has bought the J. s. Wer- Won
Itch premises, consisting of neat resi- killt
dence ana M three lots. Inc oonslderatlon and
was $1,000. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutzel will Tt
occupy the house about February l. Ho'
to
Mrs. G. E. Abbott arrived by Thurs law
day evenings train. Mr.. Abbott has tho
bought of DIR. Conger the residence next '- ~
south of the Presbyterian church, and
he and Mrs. Abbott now occupy that. hors
There is talk of organizing library -.
association in connection with the M. E. snee
Sunday school. It is felt that the school look
should have a. library. Active steps will som,
perhaps be taken in the matter within the tbro
next two or three months. Ill
The NJ E. church revival closed Sun kne,
evening, after continuance of two weeks lev {
and three days. The result was forty-one ~
accessions to the membership of that Wv =,
church, to say nothing of the number the
whom it set to thinking seriously. and
Rev. w. H. Mahaffie went to Salina
asst Monday to hear Sam Jonass 1actnre were
On SECT There" and to induce Sam to '1
come to Wa-Keeney to lecture. Sam, "N
however, was down at CartersVllle' da.' on the
account of the sickness of his wife. at
The two braces, which for some days seen
and nights extended from the east wing of one
The Cleveland to well nigh across the q fe,
sidewalk, have been taken down, remark - =
ably to the relief of the walking public. "o o
The wall has been braced in another and prot
better manner. 81
The agent of the American Bible So -,
,iety was in Wa-Keeney on Thursday of calf
asst week. His object was to establish nun
Bible depository in Wa-Keeney. A meet "y
ng will be held at the M. E. Church Sun H,,,
lay evening for the purpose Of consider sm
ng the question. All the ministers in
he city will attend this meeting. ansv
In Justice Hutzels court, the case OF ~ s O.,
he VIM B. Grimes Dry Goods Co. vs. E.
+. Kyle came up. A. B. Jones, B. j. F. your
Hanna and j. W. Bell were examined as plen
,arnishees The case, as to the issues in "T
7olved, was continued to Friday of this - -
week. M. D. Hollister, attorney fos ~ va
plaintiff, filed notice that he was not sat- ten
SIZED with the answer of the garnishees III
The attorneys agreed to try the case as to duril
ne sarnisnees OH JANUARY IL. is it:
On Tuesday lin Justice Hutzel's court, Ia
he case OF j. d. Heaton, OF Millbrook, VS.. his n
=; .. laws ana n. y. wilson came up. bu
orse. Fl. J. Harwi appeared for plain oun'
if, and Lee Monroe for defendants. The 20
curt found for plaintiff, and ordered the set b
estitution of the horse Heaton had ever
'rior lien on the animal. The horse, after ono
'eing mortgaged by VIM. Keheler to Hea- oAo'
on, had been mortgaged to 81. 8. Davis Me-
nd r. G. Wilson. These gentlemen,
fter the court decision, bought Heaton's Plal
len and another small lien, and took the